Arabel Lebrusan re-brands to Lebrusan Studio

 

Leading ethical jewellery brand, Lebrusan Studio, unveils new website as part of significant rebrand

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Following a change in brand name from Arabel Lebrusan, this month Lebrusan Studio ties up its major brand revamp with the reveal of its slick new website and fresh-look monochrome logo.

Following a change in brand name from Arabel Lebrusan, this month Lebrusan Studio ties up its major brand revamp with the reveal of its slick new website and fresh-look monochrome logo.

Reflecting the brand’s expanding size and after a successful period for sales and exposure, an update and refresh allow for the designer and brand to grow respectively, without diluting either.

“We were growing, and as we grew, ‘Arabel Lebrusan’ felt too much like a ‘me’ brand,”

founder and designer Arabel says.

“When you’re a small business you’re running around doing everything yourself, from accounts to manufacturing, designing and dealing with customers. Our team is expanding, and it’s not just me anymore. With the name change, I really wanted to bring all those other people in as well.”

The new site has landed fully stocked with blogs, a press kit, a newsroom, some beautiful new imagery and information on Lebrusan Studio’s convenient engagement ring loan service which enables clients in a hurry to pop the question using a borrowed sample ring whilst the real thing is manufactured. 

The interface is sleek, contemporary and easier to navigate than before, and for the first time incorporates a separate page for men’s wedding rings. Updated and detailed information on Lebrusan Studio’s ethical policies, bespoke commissions, happy clients, and founder is also readily available.

As a growing expression of the brand, the website will continue to adapt, with a number of exciting ideas to be rolled out over the next few months. An example of which sees the Lebrusan Studio team working on new pages for LGBTQ+ couples searching for engagement, commitment and wedding rings; inclusivity is a big part of the brand’s mission statement.

The refurb was largely coordinated by Arabel herself. “I’ve been working my socks off,” she tells us.

“We’ve been working hard the last few months, but last week I finally decided to press the button.”

2019 has proven a memorable year for the environmentally and socially-conscious brand, with Arabel recently returning from a major sourcing trip to Sri Lanka and the team unveiling their new Crown Collection of stacking rings in May.

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Rebecca van Rooijen

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